Fingerstyle-rules.de Website Review

Don't worry, this is site is completely tutorial-free. No twenty minute put your first finger on the second fret of the third string and then.. videos. Even better, no videos at all. If I wanted to see myself play, I would sit in front of the mirror.  One more word on the video issue: I am asked very often if have videos or soundfiles of the songs I post. Sorry, the answer is no. I just don’t see a point in recording myself, to me that is a waste of time. What’s more, for almost every song there are numerous ways to play it. The tab sheets I make up are not trying to perfectly replicate the original song - they just help me to memorize the music.  If you are a learner, I would really encourage you to listen (not watch !) to the tune you want to play, try to catch the essentials of it and then sit back in a quiet place with your instrument and use the tab sheet as a framework to develop your own on the web. I just want to provide a source of tabbed fingerstyle instrumentals for ukulele addicts and guitar enthusiasts. Stuff you do not find everywhere else. No Stairway to Heaven. Some friends of mine like my tab archive and proposed to share it with a greater community. So why not? All you need to know is how to read tabulatures. - some tabs are simply too long (five pages for a pop song? come on!) - some tabs unnecessarily ask for finger acrobatics, while a simple key change or some minor simplification (aka cheat) does the same job Basically, I tabbed most of the material eather by ear or inspired by various sources such as leadsheets, friends, records etc. My listening skills are not the best (ask my wife, she says I never) so I won't guarantee for absolute accuracy. Just some additional remarks: First, I tried to make the songs playable for intermediates like me, focussing on the melody. That is what music is about, the melody, don't care very much about the original key. Your audience doesn't either. Believe me. Second, the tabs to me mainly serve as a reminder. I always try to play by heart but need to write down the tunes to remember chord